Because we can't get any operatives inside the DPRK. The people that are starving don't get anywhere close to the leaders. The people that protect the leaders are well fed and cared for.
Besides, there is the patriotism factor. We (USA) re-elected Geo. Bush even though most people thought he was an idiot. But he was our idiot. And during a time of war, its better to close ranks and stand behind the fearless leader. That's why crappy leaders like war (here and in NK).
Couldn't round up enough people for the office football pool?
Where I used to work, the office was some people's only social activity. They'd be the ones whining when co-workers wouldn't be around to bullshit about TV episodes, sporting events, go out for drinks at lunchtime, etc.
That's just the boss, trying to round up some candidates for his Amway pitch.
I always delete all e-mail that claims to be from the boss. Now, thanks to PhishMe, I can claim to have been ahead of the curve fighting spearfishing all these years.
How come China is now complaining about Android dominance and they are using window$ without any complaints
Because China knows they have Microsoft by the ball$. All they have to do is threaten to move a small part of their operations over to Linux and maybe close Microsoft's Beijing R&D office and Microsoft will give them the keys to the kingdom.
I'm guessing that what China really wants is the ability to put back doors and kill switches into communications platforms used there. Microsoft (and other businesses, like RIM) will do that For A Few Dollars More.
Each Carbon atom (atomic weight of 12) binds with two oxygen atoms (atomic weight of 16 each) to produce a CO2 molecule with molecular weight of 44. Ignoring the Hydrogen, 6 pounds of gas would theoretically produce 22 pounds of CO2. Factor back in the Hydrogen and ~19 pounds seems about right.
Perhaps someone can come up with some seismic sensing technology that can detect underground voids. Similar to what the oil and gas people use, but optimized for shallower depths.
Communities could do a periodic survey in populated areas and give property owners some advanced notice to evacuate their property. The down side is that existing property owners won't want a pre-sale seismic survey to become common practice.
This is more about anarchy than policing. In a police state, you are watched for infractions. And your fellow citizens are encouraged to turn you in if they observe any as well.
Texans want to do what they want, legal or not, without worrying about surveillance.
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Because we can't get any operatives inside the DPRK. The people that are starving don't get anywhere close to the leaders. The people that protect the leaders are well fed and cared for.
Besides, there is the patriotism factor. We (USA) re-elected Geo. Bush even though most people thought he was an idiot. But he was our idiot. And during a time of war, its better to close ranks and stand behind the fearless leader. That's why crappy leaders like war (here and in NK).
Rodman might be their justification. What with him showing up with an unapproved hair style.
Iraq.
Alleged to have WMD, not nukes. Might have been trying to by the raw materials for nukes. But none yet.
Couldn't round up enough people for the office football pool?
Where I used to work, the office was some people's only social activity. They'd be the ones whining when co-workers wouldn't be around to bullshit about TV episodes, sporting events, go out for drinks at lunchtime, etc.
That's just the boss, trying to round up some candidates for his Amway pitch.
I always delete all e-mail that claims to be from the boss. Now, thanks to PhishMe, I can claim to have been ahead of the curve fighting spearfishing all these years.
I deserve a raise.
So you haul them in and beat a confession out of them. If its not a serious crime, you let them off with a warning.
So, there's life. But Europa's economy is shot to hell.
It appears that an automated replacement for the barrista has already been developed.
How come China is now complaining about Android dominance and they are using window$ without any complaints
Because China knows they have Microsoft by the ball$. All they have to do is threaten to move a small part of their operations over to Linux and maybe close Microsoft's Beijing R&D office and Microsoft will give them the keys to the kingdom.
I'm guessing that what China really wants is the ability to put back doors and kill switches into communications platforms used there. Microsoft (and other businesses, like RIM) will do that For A Few Dollars More.
Until Apple gets sued over the two-way wrist radio similarity.
I guess we can recall the death star from over Washington DC.
Each Carbon atom (atomic weight of 12) binds with two oxygen atoms (atomic weight of 16 each) to produce a CO2 molecule with molecular weight of 44. Ignoring the Hydrogen, 6 pounds of gas would theoretically produce 22 pounds of CO2. Factor back in the Hydrogen and ~19 pounds seems about right.
Nap time story for a planet.
Goldilocks said, "This planet is too hot. This planet is too cold. But this planet is just right!"
Noooooo!
The web site was created because the more readily available information is the more people may be apt to pick up the phone and report what they know.
Their email in-box is probably full and they are still waiting for the phone to ring.
Maybe we could string a bunch of these together and make a Beowulf cluster.
You can use seismic rumbler trucks as a source instead of explosives.
Right. And as the voids you are looking for are much shallower and involve a larger discontinuity, it probably wouldn't need a high amplitude rumble.
Nevertheless, don't overlook an opportunity to blanket Florida with demolition charges.
Perhaps someone can come up with some seismic sensing technology that can detect underground voids. Similar to what the oil and gas people use, but optimized for shallower depths.
Communities could do a periodic survey in populated areas and give property owners some advanced notice to evacuate their property. The down side is that existing property owners won't want a pre-sale seismic survey to become common practice.
Texas.
The left button?
Remember: Left is right and right is wrong. Hey, it works for earrings.
Get humans out of the loop.
-- SkyNet
You can't take a spade, dig a small black hole and squat over it.
Pics or it didn't happen.
This is more about anarchy than policing. In a police state, you are watched for infractions. And your fellow citizens are encouraged to turn you in if they observe any as well.
Texans want to do what they want, legal or not, without worrying about surveillance.